Pocket Points is a new mobile application that gives students rewards for not using their phones during class.

via Pocket Points – Rewarding students for not using their phones in class.

We’re starting to see new Lollipop phones from Google’s partners, and they aren’t encrypted by default, contradicting Google’s previous statements.

via Google quietly backs away from encrypting new Lollipop devices by default | Ars Technica.

If you’re worried about keeping something completely private, don’t put it online.

via Facebook explains when employees can access your account without your password | VentureBeat | Social | by Emil Protalinski.

C’est non seulement notre rôle de consommateur qui nous échappera, mais bientôt également celui de travailleur.

via Internet, ou l’inversion du capitalisme.

It’s not that wearables can’t be fashionable, but the nature of fashion is change. There are few things you wear for a lifetime and every day – perhaps a watch or your wedding band. Everything else from shoes to jeans to coats to sweaters to earrings to handbags, one changes. Is it possible to create a wearable device that changes with fashion (and technology)? Can technology and “timeless classic” co-exist?

via What Do Silicon Valley and Evolution Have In Common?.

Le site d’envoi anonyme de documents vers les médias

via Sourcesûre.